Sentence examples for monitoring benefits from inspiring English sources

"More than 600,000 veterans are waiting, on average, more than six months for disability benefits," said Mr. Sullivan, who worked at the department monitoring benefits.

High-quality, reliable, clinical data is best generated by double-blind, randomised controlled trials that compare groups, with the only difference being the drug under test, and careful attention to monitoring benefits and harms.

The CDC also called for primary-care doctors to closely monitor their patients' use of opioids by monitoring benefits and harms within one to four weeks of handing out the first prescription or increasing a patient's dose.

While our results are consistent with the notion that independent directors provide monitoring benefits, we suggest that the passage of SOX and the NYSE/NASDAQ independence provisions had unintended consequences not only on board structures but also on board monitoring.

Ideally improved monitoring benefits every bank equally.

Providers also expressed challenges in monitoring benefits and side-effects associated with GH therapy in AGHD (46%), and in assessing the impact of GH replacement on quality of life (52%).

Moreover, the EPE can facilitate practical implementation of online structural health monitoring, benefiting from the use of sole strain information.

Likewise, services, from consulting to liability insurance to network monitoring, benefit from competition.

They all involve different combinations of job-search monitoring, benefit conditionality and referral to ALMPs.

(A 1993 study by a scholar affiliated with the Bureau of Prisons suggested the two systems are similarly effective, but conceded that "those offenders released via electronic monitoring benefited more by maintaining continuous employment").

Pressure gauges offer a similar monitoring benefit for the technical-minded, measuring the amount of back pressure in the exhaust.